@@JJProductions88 I don't think '' everything that made Agalloch great is now in Khorada.'' is entirely true...I think both bands are cool(Pillorian/Khorada)....Aggalloch was the coolest tho.
@@cakeofthepan2233 It's not even slightly true, it's demonstrably false. Look at the linear notes for Pale Folkore and The Mantle, John Haughm composed the vast majority of the music single handedly. If you need any more proof just watch any of Agalloch's old live shows, the lead guitarist and the drummer can't even hold a tempo.
Much as I love Agalloch and all the folks who were a part of it, Pillorian makes it pretty clear that John Haughm was the biggest influence on who made Agalloch "Agalloch"
It's great that Eisenwald put this entire album up on TH-cam, but I strongly suggest you all support the artists and buy the album if you have the means.
You can definitely hear John Haughm's contributions to this album and his lyrics are stellar as always. Was he the sole songwriter? I had never heard of the bands that the other members are a part of, but I do plan on checking out Maestus once I've stopped listening to this album on repeat.
Thanos Thanos Ah, actually I was referring to the songwriting specifically, not the lyric-writing. I guess that was confusing asking the question right after commenting about the lyrics. But yeah, we're in total agreement that Haughm's lyrics are great. Thought-provoking and beautiful as always. I'm just curious how much influence the other members had on the crafting of the songs themselves.
Thanks for reminding people to buy this to support these guys. I'm on my third listen and it is growing on me just like every Agalloch album did. Order now. You won't regret it. I am sure I won't in a few days when it arrives.
Obsidian Arc is a goddamn masterpiece. I swear it gets better with every passing year. I hope that one day Haughm will come back with some black metal project as good as Pillorian. TBH, right now I think it would be better than a new Agalloch album.
Saw them in Cincy with Wolves in the Throne Room. They were fantastic. Yeah they will always fight that comparison to Agalloch for obvious reasons, but what Agalloch created was subjective to that particular group's creative chemistry and it will never be replicated. This is fantastic for what it is. A dark, melodic artistic experience. I would see Pillorian again absolutely anytime, same with Wolves.
dark is the river of man is also my favorite from this album, but i like the "new" blackmetal style john is going here as well. glad im going to see pillorian live soon
I've seen this album performed live and its hard to describe in words the way you could feel the sound in person. You just have to experience it, I would highly recommend seeing them if you have the chance. Their drummer also plays with UADA, I would recommend that band's performance in concert is a mandatory experience as well.
I saw there first ever show live in Eugene, OR, and even got to meet John Huaghm from Agalloch! The show was epic! and they played it at a little music pub. Most of their NA merch is sold out already, I'm definitely buying a shirt and CD when available, they need patches too! Thanks for playing guys and rock on in Europe! | \m/
Asi es estuve checando el trabajo de khorada del guitarrista Don Anderson y la verdad es buena su idea pero la escencia pura de agalloch lo tiene el de esta banda
It's all right, but not as good as Agalloch. I think The Mantle and Pale Folklore will be the greatest thing J Haughm will ever do. Those two are simply masterpieces and this darker, heavier style has never reached those gloomy heights.
All of Agalloch is worth listening to, but for whatever reason Pale Folklore never held my interest as well as The Mantle, Ashes Against etc, and--my personal favorite--Marrow of the Spirit. I love the songs on their other albums but I really think that one is strongest as an Album. And not just because it starts with a cello intro and I used to play cello.
It's really a good band, but make me sad that I can't find the amazing atmosphere that Agalloch has, and some of the riffs feels a little bit generic, something that never happened with Agalloch, It's seems that this album have been made to much fast, I hope that Agalloch maybe come back some day, as a side project just for release some music (unique music, unique feelings)
Sadly I agree. I really wanted to like this band, but there just isn't anything engaging to me on the album. It feels like it was put out because they needed to release a record to get the band off the ground, not because they had anything meaningful or worthwhile to express in the music.
Yesss, it's a big dissapoint for me, because Agalloch has become a part o my life, and no matter how much you look for, you will never find anything like them. I really love atmospheric black metal, but Agalloch seems to have something more in their music, but this , is just another abm band. Would't even realise that this is the agalloch singer if a didn't already knew
I'm 2 songs in so far, and it's definitely not feeling like Agalloch in a lot of ways. I'm looking forward to Khorada putting their album out. Hopefully that part of Agalloch includes the members who brought the atmosphere. Still, I definitely don't hate this. It'll be interesting to see how the fusion with Giant Squid's old vocalist works out. Those aren't two bands I would have envisioned coming together.
@@PinkFloydrulez I don't know where to find him on instagram but on his official website it does say that he has finished recording a new solo album. johnhaughm . com/design-gallery/new-recordings-are-complete
What ever happened to these artists, 5 years of nothing. This is a great work. A shame for the community that there's not more in 5 years. Hail thee Eternal Heavy 🔥
While I didn't like Haughms "joke" (or meme as you called it) I think it was so stupid that his BLACK METAL band (you know, a genre that usually hates religion) got triggered over this. Like, if you are easily offended by anti-religious comments, don't listen to black metal or make black metal music in the first place -_-
@@Injuredjoakim I understand what you're saying, but his comment wasn't targeted at religion generally. He made a slight jab at God's Chosen, which is the highest form of blasphemy under the current order.
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If this grand panorama before me is what you call Agalloch, then Agalloch is not dead.
Sick
Agalloch is dead, everything that made Agalloch great is now in Khorada.
@@JJProductions88 I don't think '' everything that made Agalloch great is now in Khorada.'' is entirely true...I think both bands are cool(Pillorian/Khorada)....Aggalloch was the coolest tho.
Only pillorian comes closer to agalloch... Nothing else.
2nd fav band right here...
@@cakeofthepan2233 It's not even slightly true, it's demonstrably false. Look at the linear notes for Pale Folkore and The Mantle, John Haughm composed the vast majority of the music single handedly.
If you need any more proof just watch any of Agalloch's old live shows, the lead guitarist and the drummer can't even hold a tempo.
Much as I love Agalloch and all the folks who were a part of it, Pillorian makes it pretty clear that John Haughm was the biggest influence on who made Agalloch "Agalloch"
Just found out about this band on the agalloch wiki, and im happy to agree :)
It's great that Eisenwald put this entire album up on TH-cam, but I strongly suggest you all support the artists and buy the album if you have the means.
You can definitely hear John Haughm's contributions to this album and his lyrics are stellar as always. Was he the sole songwriter?
I had never heard of the bands that the other members are a part of, but I do plan on checking out Maestus once I've stopped listening to this album on repeat.
I believe that yes he wrote the lyrics for all the songs. His writing is amazing as always!
Thanos Thanos Ah, actually I was referring to the songwriting specifically, not the lyric-writing. I guess that was confusing asking the question right after commenting about the lyrics. But yeah, we're in total agreement that Haughm's lyrics are great. Thought-provoking and beautiful as always.
I'm just curious how much influence the other members had on the crafting of the songs themselves.
Maestus is amazing, and Uada is some of the best black metal out there today. The PNW has an amazing scene.
Thanks for reminding people to buy this to support these guys. I'm on my third listen and it is growing on me just like every Agalloch album did. Order now. You won't regret it. I am sure I won't in a few days when it arrives.
All I see are people bitching about a band that isn't Agalloch not sounding like Agalloch. This is a masterpiece.
Obsidian Arc is a goddamn masterpiece. I swear it gets better with every passing year. I hope that one day Haughm will come back with some black metal project as good as Pillorian. TBH, right now I think it would be better than a new Agalloch album.
Dark is the river of man - What a song!. John Haughm's vocals are excellent throughout the album!
Agreed
I've been listening non-stop for over a week now. There's magic to be found here.
Dark is the River of Man = Agalloch
You know what, in a way, yes but on steroids.
For some reason this gives me hope more then any other music I have ever listened to.
So glad this exists.
Saw them in Cincy with Wolves in the Throne Room. They were fantastic. Yeah they will always fight that comparison to Agalloch for obvious reasons, but what Agalloch created was subjective to that particular group's creative chemistry and it will never be replicated. This is fantastic for what it is. A dark, melodic artistic experience. I would see Pillorian again absolutely anytime, same with Wolves.
Caught that tour too, what a banger
I was there! That was a phenomenal show. It was how I discovered these guys 🤘.
Very nice! It feels like fresh wind in Mr. Haughm's sails. Will definitely stay tuned to this band!
dark is the river of man is also my favorite from this album, but i like the "new" blackmetal style john is going here as well. glad im going to see pillorian live soon
I'm not happy Aggaloch broke up but this is an extremely good album.
There's nothing to dislike about this band if you like Agalloch, they are the exact same thing.
Bardzo dobre.
Thanks for the full streaming, Eisenwald. This sounds very good.
Doesnt quite fill the hole agalloch has left, but it'll do for now
06:36 grande John!
Tengo esta obra maestra firmada en vinilo!
Baton Rouge LA , Spanish Moon
To me this is like the sequel to Marrow of the Spirit.... Both in sound and songwriting
37:28 a song called "the sentient arcanum" with that sample... nice
All widows for Agalloch, arrive here!!! jajajaj, Great sound!!!
I've seen this album performed live and its hard to describe in words the way you could feel the sound in person. You just have to experience it, I would highly recommend seeing them if you have the chance. Their drummer also plays with UADA, I would recommend that band's performance in concert is a mandatory experience as well.
They were a hidden gem on this years Party.San. Enjoyed every bit of it, really great live performance. Definetely gonna buy the Album!
Excelentní album👌
Thanks!
Freue mich heute live sie zu hören & sehen \m/
I saw there first ever show live in Eugene, OR, and even got to meet John Huaghm from Agalloch! The show was epic! and they played it at a little music pub. Most of their NA merch is sold out already, I'm definitely buying a shirt and CD when available, they need patches too! Thanks for playing guys and rock on in Europe! | \m/
Très bon album , bon groupe Black métal !!
John Haughm es un genio ❤Aunque sea un sonido más pesado, tiene por momentos conexión con el sonido de agalloch. Excelente proyecto!!!!!
July Velandia buen gusto, saludos!
mustamakkara89 Gracias, saludo de vuelta :)
Asi es estuve checando el trabajo de khorada del guitarrista Don Anderson y la verdad es buena su idea pero la escencia pura de agalloch lo tiene el de esta banda
Excellent !
Exellent album 👌
amazing; interesting themes and very good composition. Brings to mind elements of Aggaloch and Imperium Infernalis.
I'm probably gonna blow your mind here but Agalloch split up, and one of its founders John Haughm is in Pillorian.
Haughm says that you hear a bit of Agalloch but Pillorian is something totally differrent. Well, I can hear Agalloch loud and sharp and I love it.
Incredible !!! ....... Thanks Eisenwald !!!
Come to London!
Great sonic atmosphere
This is good music.
Fuck this band was in my home state and I freaking missed them.
It's all right, but not as good as Agalloch. I think The Mantle and Pale Folklore will be the greatest thing J Haughm will ever do. Those two are simply masterpieces and this darker, heavier style has never reached those gloomy heights.
Pretty sure The Mantle will be the greatest thing any person will ever do.
I love even Ashes against the grain
All of Agalloch is worth listening to, but for whatever reason Pale Folklore never held my interest as well as The Mantle, Ashes Against etc, and--my personal favorite--Marrow of the Spirit. I love the songs on their other albums but I really think that one is strongest as an Album. And not just because it starts with a cello intro and I used to play cello.
Un gran grupo en directo y un muy buen algún extraordinario
Amazing , cheers from Nepal
Tanx for upload best album of the year so far
pillorian fantástico grupo yo lo vi en sevilla con inquisition y valborg son unos genios tengo el disco encargado👌👏
das wird auf dem IN FLAMMEN Open Air 2018 der HAMMER!
I hear a lot of the mantle in the opening song. No complaints here
Great music!!
I miss Agalloch but Goddamn this is phenomenal \m/
Agalloch is incomparable
That Agalloch vibe
amazing!!
Incredible !!!
34.46 is so amazing
It's really a good band, but make me sad that I can't find the amazing atmosphere that Agalloch has, and some of the riffs feels a little bit generic, something that never happened with Agalloch, It's seems that this album have been made to much fast, I hope that Agalloch maybe come back some day, as a side project just for release some music (unique music, unique feelings)
Sadly I agree. I really wanted to like this band, but there just isn't anything engaging to me on the album. It feels like it was put out because they needed to release a record to get the band off the ground, not because they had anything meaningful or worthwhile to express in the music.
Yesss, it's a big dissapoint for me, because Agalloch has become a part o my life, and no matter how much you look for, you will never find anything like them. I really love atmospheric black metal, but Agalloch seems to have something more in their music, but this , is just another abm band. Would't even realise that this is the agalloch singer if a didn't already knew
Anything will ever be as good as agalloch
I'm 2 songs in so far, and it's definitely not feeling like Agalloch in a lot of ways. I'm looking forward to Khorada putting their album out. Hopefully that part of Agalloch includes the members who brought the atmosphere. Still, I definitely don't hate this. It'll be interesting to see how the fusion with Giant Squid's old vocalist works out. Those aren't two bands I would have envisioned coming together.
I REALLY miss all the folk elements that their middle albums especially had.
top notch
Shame on Pillorian for abandoning John Haughm, very much looking forward to his next project.
Does he announced a new project?
I think he said that hes quitting music. Really hope he doesn't
on his instagram recently he posted that he finished up another solo album. you can find his previous stuff at his bandcamp
@@PinkFloydrulez I don't know where to find him on instagram but on his official website it does say that he has finished recording a new solo album.
johnhaughm . com/design-gallery/new-recordings-are-complete
@@AFXSnares ah nice. here's the instagram post:
instagram . com/p/B6UYZR_pd2F/
What ever happened to these artists, 5 years of nothing. This is a great work. A shame for the community that there's not more in 5 years. Hail thee Eternal Heavy 🔥
agalloch is sleeping. Please wait
They split up
They broke up because John spoke the truth about a certain people that rule over us who we are not allowed to criticize.
@@WinterInTheForest politics have cost many ah man's job over the years, always destroying what they were working for. Which cost every one concerned
Apparently a second album was recorded but they broke up before it was released. I would really like to hear that album.
This is mastered very weirdly, I had to turn it way up to hear in detail
Is it me, or is part of "Dark is the River of Man" taken from Cult of Luna's Finland?
what tuning is this please??
The good tuning :)
Excelente...conexión total kon agalloch graciasss mi cachorro...
Whew.
just bought there shirts
Has a strong Agalloch vibe, ey?!
It's Guitarrist/Vocalist/Songwriter is John Haughm from Agalloch indeed.
Ah, that explains a lot :) Thanks for the info.
Fuck me, this band is awesome. Insta-buy !
I am listener number 30,001, from the looks of it. Someone give me a medal.
Why..?
Great album. Pity it was short lived
i remember Agalloch
me too
wanted to see them live
honor livin of
Cool bm hail from Danmark i 😎😎😎🤘🤘🤘
\M/❤️❤️❤️
Did they really split up because of a shitty facebook post?
Yes and it's sad.
“It’s good, but...”
Oh fuck off, this is Pillorian. Agalloch is in the past and this slays.
It’s good period.
This is the past too.
I agree
Danke Matt of Bozeman!
leave it to a band from Portland to break up over a meme.
@@johnp2631 Yup. Check it out and tell me what you think.
While I didn't like Haughms "joke" (or meme as you called it) I think it was so stupid that his BLACK METAL band (you know, a genre that usually hates religion) got triggered over this. Like, if you are easily offended by anti-religious comments, don't listen to black metal or make black metal music in the first place -_-
@@Injuredjoakim I understand what you're saying, but his comment wasn't targeted at religion generally. He made a slight jab at God's Chosen, which is the highest form of blasphemy under the current order.
The intro track to The Mantle is a Death in June rip-off (a Neo-Nazi band). Don’t John’s bandmates know this?
Smzinho me trouxe aqui
conheci essa banda por causa do smzinho
banda foda pra Krl
tbm conheci por causa do Agalloch
Eutmb
arrggg..
Нормалёк
IF you listen carefully, you can listen to john haughm
It's skipping all the way through I hope it isn't the quality.
Ah me vengo.jpg
HAIL JOHN HAUGHM
Excellent!!!